This question isn't specifically about unattended, but I figure the people
on this list have similar knowledge, so I'll ask:
I am happily using unattended 4.3 with the linux boot via PXE. My DHCP
server is Windows. My TFTP server is Windows. My File server (where
unattended is located) is Windows. As you can tell, I'm fluent with
windows, but not so much with linux.
I'm using PXELinux as the bootloader, because it supports a nice menu
system for choosing to boot other utilities or disk images via memdisk.
Symantec GHOST has some sort of Boot Image creator. When I run it, and
choose all my options, it creates a boot image for me, but it creates it
with a .SYS extension.
Does anyone know what the heck I'm supposed to do with this file? GHOST is
remarkably unclear, because it expects me to know about my PXE
configuration.
Am I supposed to put it in my default configuration file? When I try, it
doesn't boot. It just locks up.
LABEL ghost
MENU LABEL ^GHOST
KERNEL unattended/memdisk
APPEND initrd=tools/ghost.sys keeppxe
It doesn't really look like a disk image, because it's over 2MB in size.
Can anyone tell me if I'm on the right track?
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